Spanning nearly 788 acres, Stoler Creek features rolling hills, karst drainages, creeks, and mature woodlands. This property was acquired to restore native hardwood forests and create high-quality wildlife habitat. Former open fields have been planted with diverse hardwood species, and natural oak regeneration is already strengthening habitat for birds, mammals, and pollinators.
Why is it
Important?
Healthy forests support wildlife, protect ecosystems, and build long-term environmental resilience.
Stewardship
Highlights
Ongoing assessment and follow-up forest treatments
Targeted control of invasive vines threatening native trees
Maintenance of nearly 25 miles of woodland roadways for access, monitoring, and wildfire response
